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House GOP passes major antiabortion bill. Why Democrats are pleased.

House Republicans passed legislation Tuesday that would ban abortions after 20 weeks' pregnancy. The party's social conservative base is happy, but Democrats see a political boon.

Immigration reform: Senate Republicans appear on the cusp of buying in

Immigration reform tying House Republicans in knots

Showered in boos, Republicans feed Democratic immigration reform fears

Opinion Hey, Congress: It's comprehensive immigration reform or nothing

Decoder Wire Why furor over IRS tea-party scandal won't subside, despite ouster

Benghazi emails: What do they reveal?

USA Update White House releases Benghazi e-mails. Will that quiet critics? (+video)

IRS 101: Seven questions about the tea party scandal

IRS tea party scandal is 'un-American' and a 'travesty,' lawmakers fume

USA Update Obama's 'try anything' bid to woo GOP moves from dinner to golf course

Lawmakers cancel FAA furloughs, flee Washington – by air

Girding for a federal budget battle royale, parties wrangle over rules

Monitor Breakfast Mark Kelly on gun control bill: 'We do have a problem' with many senators

USA Update Are your taxes fair? Increasingly, Americans say no.

Obama budget 'compromise?' No way, says the GOP (+video)

Monitor Breakfast GOP's Rep. Dave Camp envisions inclusive path to a fiscal 'bargain'

Robert Reich Obama budget: Why entitlement cuts are a 'grand bargain' we don't need

Obama budget changes Social Security: Are Republicans on board?

Obama’s budget gambit: Return of the 'grand bargain'?

Bipartisan deal on background checks: Biggest gun control win yet?

Six things Obama's budget plan reveals about his priorities

Tax reform: Why a kinder, simpler tax code eludes Congress, so far

Entitlement reform takes step toward reality in new Obama budget

Obama budget takes heat from all quarters (+video)